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rulescuck 

The ultimate sucker punch in the Polymarket arena, where you, a brave crypto gambler, meticulously read the rules like a scholar decoding ancient texts, place your bet on something like “Will a UFO land in Vegas by Friday?” and feel like a genius. But then—plot twist!—the Polymarket overlords drop a sneaky “clarification” after the fact, or some slick gamblers with law degrees spin the rules like a DJ spinning tracks, turning “UFO” into “a drone some dude flew over a casino.” Suddenly, your airtight bet resolves in the most bonkers way possible because, apparently, “landing” meant “hovering for 0.2 seconds” or some other nonsense. Gamblers with skin in the game will wield any argument—logic, vibes, or straight-up wizardry—to tilt the outcome their way, leaving you, the rulescuck, staring at your empty wallet, muttering, “But the rules said…” as the market laughs in your face. Pro tip: on Polymarket, the only sure bet is that the rules might pull a Houdini on you.
"Hey, did you see that market on polymarket dude about that submarine that went searching for the titanic? It's going to be a rulescuck for sure."

"Yeah dude, this will go to UMA court then the whales will scam this market again for sure."
rulescuck by polytrader April 28, 2025
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Another insulting name for the popular online Adventure time-and-soul-suck "game" known as Runescape by Jagex ltd.

A flash animation on Newgrounds.
Tom: Yes! After eighteen days of clicking I have reached 62 Mining! Now if I spend another nineteen days I can get ANOTHER level!
Bob: */golfclap* grats on merging your ass with your chair while playing Runesuck. You're a real pro now.
runesuck by Drak_Dragon November 21, 2007
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Rulecucked

When something is "cucked" really hard with annoying rulesets, like it has a lot of either bullshit or overly sensitive set of rules

Though in the end it can still be applied as sarcasm against rules that don't affect anything really
Scene 1:
Bob: I can't even criticize people anymore without it being flagged automatically as harassment and removed.. Rulecucked

Scene2:
Root: Also images must be under 2MB
Anonymous: rulecucked to death
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